You will need some stud seal, and a torque wrench, can be done without one like but!! make sure woodruff key is in, it is on a tapered shaft slide it on, torque it up think 25 30 ft lbs, drop of thread seal first on the bolt threads. also called stud lock.
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It sounds like it might be flooding or the timing might be out of wack. iw ould start by letting it sit for 30 minutes and try restarting the bike,.If it starts and then dies again have the throttle leaned a bit. If that is not the issue have the timing adjusted
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HELLO; Heres all you should have to do this,set your quad up on a atv jack or on a milk cartoon.Loosen the four bolts that hold the rear bearing carrior and back off your adjusters then push the carrier forward till it stops,relay your chain and adjust it leaveing a little slack, tighten your mounting bolts then, something I do, spin the rear tires to see if the slack is right if not loosen the bolts and proceed again with the proceedure turning out the adjusters a little more look at the chain as you dothis and you will see the slack in the chain on the top. GOOD LUCK.
SOURCE: Yamaha YFM350 Moto-4 & Big
No freebies here, but you can do a quick search and find some good service manuals from www.midwestmanuals.com for about $8. A good deal considering the paper versions can run $30+.
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